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Exeter coach Ricky Pellow says he is frustrated that his side did not take their chances in their 16-6 loss at Bath in the LV= Cup.

Ex-Ireland scrum-half Peter Stringer's two second-half tries sealed the win for Bath, who are still the only top-flight side never to lose to Exeter.

"It's frustrating, but the most pleasing thing is we created those chances," Pellow told 91�ȱ� Radio Devon.

"We now have to go away and look at how we're going to finish them."

Exeter went in level at 6-6 at half-time after two penalties from England Under-20 international Henry Slade cancelled out two from Tom Heathcote.

But Stringer's arrival just before the break changed the game and he scored twice in four second-half minutes to seal the win against a much-changed Exeter line-up.

"We feel that we're moving forward with our attack each week," Pellow added.

"Bath controlled the momentum just after half-time, got into scoring positions and took their chances."